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- 800 MacGregor Avenue Estes Park, CO, 80517
- +1 9705868113
- info@blackcanyoninn.com
- blackcanyoninn.com
Rocky Mountain Vows, Timeless Memories.
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$
5000
Tucked into Estes Park’s dramatic landscape, Black Canyon Inn marries Rocky Mountain majesty with modern comfort. Exchange vows at the Wedding Pavilion facing Lumpy Ridge, drift to The Lawn for cocktails, and wander to The Pond’s footbridge for portraits. Celebrate in The Homestead—born from a 1929 cabin—for intimate warmth, or host a grand affair in The Boulders, a hilltop showpiece encircled by natural rock. Thoughtful coordination, exclusive catering, and on-site 1–3 bedroom mountain-style accommodations create a destination feel without leaving town.
Why Choose Black Canyon Inn
- Wedding Pavilion views of Lumpy Ridge
- Multiple photo backdrops: Lawn, Pond, footbridge
- Reception choices: Homestead (up to ~125) or Boulders (~200)
- On-site cabins/condos with mountain ambience
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